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Project V Day Thirteen: Acorn


Acorns are awesome.


Dear Acorn,

You are important.  Not just 'you' as in the entire acorn race, but you as an individual acorn.  I pass about a kazillion nuts on my daily walks but you are the one that caught my eye - so much so in fact,  that I had to pick you up, put you in my pocket, and paint your portrait.  I am by no means a great, almighty being but I know my acorns and you, Acorn, are a special one.

Best regards,
Layla  


Lucky Day #13 grid.

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